Morris County Interfaith Food Pantry Network
Join the community of neighbors helping neighbors, committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency.
Margaret A. Darrin Health Choice Marketplac
Join the community of neighbors helping neighbors, committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency.
Margaret A. Darrin Health Choice Marketplac
Join the community of neighbors helping neighbors, committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency.
Making a Difference in the Community
For over 25 years, the Interfaith Food Pantry Network has improved the health and well-being of Morris County residents in need by providing access to food, education and other resources.
2024 Numbers
2,345,178
lbs. of food distributed
2,131,980
equivalent of meals provided
970,304
lbs. of produce distributed
41,566 +
Household visits by the pantryNotes From The Pantry
Every Person Counts
so Every Dollar Counts
There are over 44,000 people in Morris County who struggle with food insecurity. Looming federal cuts and policy changes to SNAP and Medicaid, along with increased insurance costs, will put many low-income residents at risk. Many may be faced with impossible choices: whether to pay rent, fill a prescription, or buy food. Every contributions makes a difference to our neighbors in need.
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Charitable Impact
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Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)